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title: "Born Free agentic marketing framework" project: born-free tags: [playbook, framework, ai-agents, marketing-ops, born-free, openclaw] date: 2026-04-30 last_review: 2026-04-30 source: bornfree-hub source_id: docs/marketing/AGENTIC-MARKETING-FRAMEWORK.md upstream_path: /Users/aaronrenecarvajal/bornfree-hub/docs/marketing/AGENTIC-MARKETING-FRAMEWORK.md upstream_created: 2026-02-21 intent: "How OpenClaw + Knowtation agents discover, draft, and follow up with creators while staying inside the Born Free voice gates." depends_on:

  • projects/born-free/style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md
  • projects/born-free/outlines/positioning-and-messaging-2026-04.md
  • projects/born-free/playbooks/influencer-outreach.md
  • projects/store-free/research/public-sources-2026.md

Born Free agentic marketing framework

Vault import of bornfree-hub/docs/marketing/AGENTIC-MARKETING-FRAMEWORK.md (created 2026-02-21). The upstream file is the canonical source. This vault copy lives here so OpenClaw agents (script, social, outreach, blog, etc.) can read it via Knowtation MCP get_note together with the Born Free voice guide, positioning outline, and the outreach playbook. Re-import on upstream changes and re-index. Edits to underlying voice / claims belong in projects/born-free/style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md, not here.


1. Overview

This framework defines how to use AI agents (Cursor, MCP tools, and external AI) for Born Free marketing — organic influencer outreach, content creation, and ongoing marketing operations.

Core principles

  • Human in the loop — you approve outreach, content, and strategy. AI drafts and researches.
  • Evidence based — use real data (screenshots, follower counts, engagement) not assumptions.
  • Scalable — templates and workflows that work for 10 or 1,000 creators.
  • Authentic — messaging reflects "partners, not promoters" — community building, not transactional.

2. Tool stack

Cursor (primary human surface)

  • Agent mode — multi-step tasks, code, docs, file edits.
  • Chat — quick drafts, Q&A, strategy.
  • Rulesbornfree-hub/.cursor/rules/marketing.mdc for consistent marketing context.

MCP tools (when available)

Tool Use
Knowtation MCP (search, get_note, write) Read voice guide, outlines, public-sources registry; write drafts back into the vault under projects/born-free/drafts/.
Browser Navigate, capture screenshots, extract contact info from creator profiles.
Web fetch Pull public pages (Linktree, About pages) for contact extraction.
Task / subagents Run parallel research (e.g. find 20 creators in parallel).

Orchestration (OpenClaw 4.27)

  • Codex Computer Use for desktop control (open browser, post to social, upload thumbnail).
  • DeepInfra single key for chat, embeddings, image generation, TTS — same DEEPINFRA_API_KEY that hosted Knowtation Hub uses (KNOWTATION_CHAT_PROVIDER=deepinfra), so the LLM bill is unified.
  • Cron-driven content agents wake every morning, draft into vault drafts/, then a review dashboard waits for human approve before publish.

External (optional)

  • Notion / Airtable — tracker (manual or API).
  • Spreadsheet — CSV export for bulk import.

3. Cursor rules for marketing

Maintained in bornfree-hub/.cursor/rules/marketing.mdc. Key rules:

  • Positioning: Partners, not promoters — community building, early believers, human adventure.
  • No cash offers — Experience Keys, CreditNFTs, Member NFT only.
  • Pre-launch — properties coming, faith in platform is the caveat.
  • KYC code: BORNFREE100 for free signup.
  • Tone: Warm, direct, human. No corporate jargon. Avoid "paid influencer" language — use "partner", "early believer", "support". Emphasize: credits renew forever, DAO governance, community-owned, Strength In Numbers.

Agent-side enforcement: every draft must cite projects/born-free/style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md path in its output and pass that file's §8 ten-question checklist before promotion to published/.


4. Workflows

A. Influencer discovery from screenshots

Use when sharing screenshots of 0 matches or search results.

  • You provide: screenshots of Modash / other platform results.
  • Agent analyzes: search terms used, filters applied, suggested alternative queries, free manual discovery paths.
  • Agent outputs: refined search strategy + list of free channels to try.

"I'm sharing screenshots of my influencer search. [Attach screenshots]. I got 0 matches. Help me: (1) analyze what might be wrong with my search, (2) suggest alternative search terms and free discovery methods, (3) create a manual discovery checklist I can follow outside paid platforms."

B. Screenshot → contact extraction

  • You provide: screenshots of creator profiles (Instagram, YouTube, etc.).
  • Agent extracts: name, handle, platform, followers, contact method, content fit notes.
  • Agent outputs: structured rows for tracker (CSV or markdown table).

"Extract influencer contact info from these screenshots. For each: name, handle, platform, followers (if visible), email or contact method, content fit. Output as a table I can paste into my tracker."

C. Personalized outreach draft

  • You provide: creator name, handle, platform, follower count, content notes.
  • Agent drafts: personalized email / DM using templates from projects/born-free/playbooks/influencer-outreach.md.
  • You review and send.

"Draft a [email | Instagram DM | Twitter DM] for [creator name] @[handle]. They have [X] followers, focus on [content topic]. Use the partner positioning from projects/born-free/playbooks/influencer-outreach.md and tone from projects/born-free/style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md. Tier: [1K–10K | 10K–50K | …]."

D. Follow-up sequence

  • Agent drafts: day-5 and day-10 follow-ups (shorter, warmer).
  • You review and send.

"Draft a [day 5 | day 10] follow-up for [creator]. Original outreach was [email / DM]. Keep it brief, no pressure, one clear CTA."

E. Content creation (general)

  • You provide: topic, audience, tone.
  • Agent drafts: using Born Free facts from projects/born-free/research/whitepaper.md (when imported) and the public-sources registry.
  • You review and publish.

"Draft [content type] for Born Free. Topic: [X]. Audience: [X]. Use facts from projects/store-free/research/public-sources-2026.md and projects/born-free/research/whitepaper.md. Tone: partner / early believer."


5. Task decomposition (agentic)

For complex marketing tasks, break into sub-tasks:

Task Sub-tasks Agent role
Influencer campaign 1) Discover 2) Extract contacts 3) Draft outreach 4) Track follow-ups Research, draft, structure
Launch content 1) Blog 2) Social posts 3) Email to list Draft, iterate
Landing page 1) Copy 2) CTA 3) SEO Draft, suggest
Analytics review 1) Parse data 2) Summarize 3) Recommend Analyze, summarize

Use the todo_write tool (in Cursor) or OpenClaw's task graph (in production cron jobs) for multi-step tasks. Mark complete as you go.


6. Screenshot analysis workflow

Step 1 — you share

  • Screenshots of Modash / other platform (search results, filters, 0 matches).
  • Or: creator profiles for contact extraction.

Step 2 — agent analysis

For 0 matches:

  • Search terms used.
  • Filters that might be too narrow.
  • Alternative: "travel creator", "lifestyle influencer", "Web3", "property", "community".
  • Free manual discovery paths.

For creator profiles:

  • Extract: name, handle, platform, followers, contact.
  • Content fit score (1–5).
  • Suggested tier.

Step 3 — agent output

  • Structured table or CSV.
  • Refined search strategy.
  • Next actions.

7. Quick reference prompts

Need Prompt
Refine search "I got 0 matches on [platform]. Screenshots: [attach]. Suggest alternative search terms and free discovery methods."
Extract contacts "Extract influencer info from these screenshots. Output as table: name, handle, platform, followers, contact."
Draft outreach "Draft [channel] for [creator]. [follower count], [content notes]. Partner positioning from projects/born-free/playbooks/influencer-outreach.md."
Follow-up "Draft day-5 follow-up for [creator]. Original was [brief]. Keep it short."
Content "Draft [type] for Born Free. Topic: [X]. Audience: [X]. Facts from projects/born-free/research/."
Strategy "What's the best way to [X] for Born Free's organic influencer campaign? Constraints: no paid platforms, partner positioning."

8. File structure (cross-repo + vault)

bornfree-hub/docs/marketing/         # source of truth (Git)
├── ORGANIC-INFLUENCER-OUTREACH-PLAN.md
├── AGENTIC-MARKETING-FRAMEWORK.md
└── …

vault/projects/born-free/            # this Knowtation vault (read by agents via MCP)
├── style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md
├── outlines/positioning-and-messaging-2026-04.md
├── playbooks/
│   ├── influencer-outreach.md       # vault import of upstream plan
│   └── agentic-marketing-framework.md  # this file
└── drafts/                          # OpenClaw agents write here

9. Next steps

  1. Verify BORNFREE100 — ensure coupon is active in Stripe / Blockpass.
  2. Wire OpenClaw agents to Knowtation hosted MCP (JWT + X-Vault-Id from Settings → Integrations → Hub API). Outreach agent reads projects/born-free/style-guide/voice-and-boundaries.md + this file before drafting.
  3. Share screenshots — when ready, attach for agent analysis.
  4. Start tracker — Notion, Airtable, or spreadsheet.
  5. Pilot first 10 — send 10 outreach messages, refine based on replies, log retro under projects/born-free/research/outreach-retro-<date>.md.
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